The cuts we announced on April 10 stemmed from a number of market-related factors.
Those factors included the loss of broadcasting rights for hockey, given the importance hockey had not only at CBC, but across our corporation. That affected CBC's programming and the way it sells advertising. Hockey also helped Radio-Canada, in the sense that many of those who advertised on CBC would usually buy advertisement across our corporation.
Add to that the wage freeze announced by Mr. Flaherty in his economic statement last November.
A whole host of factors are involved and add up to $130 million, which is further to the $390 million I mentioned in my opening statement. So, as a result of a combination of factors, we no longer have the necessary leeway to do anything other than implement the cuts you are seeing.